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Building marker (near entrance), Goldstein Treasury Building, Annapolis, Maryland, September 2000. Photo by Diane F. Evartt.
Annual Report to Governor & General Assembly on corporate income tax due March 1 (Chapters 177 & 178, Acts of 2008; Code Tax-General Article, sec. 10-804.1(e)).
Annual Report to Governor & General Assembly on fiscal operations of State due Jan., on 10th day of each regular legislative session (Code State Finance & Procurement Article, sec. 2-102; Constitution, Art. VI, sec. 2).
Annual Report to Governor & General Assembly on contracts for services exceeding $100,000, & sole source, emergency & expedited procurements due Sept. 30 (Code State Finance & Procurement Article, sec. 15-111).
Annual Report to Governor, General Assembly, Department of Budget & Management, & Department of Business & Economic Development on tourism tax increment due Aug. 1 (Chapter 181, Acts of 2008; Code Economic Development Article, sec. 4-216).
Annual Report to Department of Budget & Management & Department of General Services on condition of each public improvement under its jurisdiction due May 31 (Code State Finance & Procurement Article, sec. 4-408).
Annual Report to Equal Employment Opportunity Coordinator on Equal Employment Opportunity Program due Oct. 15 (Chapter 347, Acts of 1996; Code State Personnel & Pensions Article, sec. 5-205).
Annual Report to Records Management Division of Department of General Services on forms management due July 31 (Chapter 286, Acts of 1984; Code State Government Article, sec. 10-608).
Annual Report to Secretary of Budget & Management on personnel matters due Oct. 15 (Code State Personnel & Pensions Article, sec. 4-301).
Biennial Report to Governor on fees charged by State government agencies due Oct. 1 (Code State Finance & Procurement Article, sec. 2-107).
Biennial Report to Governor & General Assembly on income tax data due Jan. 1 of 2nd year after returns are received for a tax year (Chapter 18, Acts of 1998; Code Tax-General Article, sec. 10-223).
Report to Governor, Senate President, & House Speaker on amendment to Internal Revenue Code due 60 days after change is enacted.
Report to Governor & General Assembly on revenues raised & any other matters pertaining to tax amnesty period for Sept. through Oct. 2009 due March 15, 2010 (Chapter 277, Acts of 2009).
Statement of Receipts & Expenditures of Public Money for previous fiscal year to be printed after each regular session of General Assembly (Code State Finance & Procurement Article, sec. 2-103).
Report to General Assembly on viability & efficacy of allowing direct shipment of wine to consumers in Maryland due Dec. 31, 2010 (Chapter 355, Acts of 2010).
Report to Senate Education, Health & Environment Affairs Committee & House Economic Matters Committee on impact that farmers market permit & its limitations has had on growth of Maryland wine industry due Dec. 1, 2012 (Chapter 355, Acts of 2010).
Triennial Report of Bureau of Revenue Estimates to Governor & General Assembly on tax incidence study measuring impact of major State taxes & how they affect taxpayers of different income levels due Dec. 1, 2011, & every third year thereafter (Chapter 2, Acts of Special Session of 2007; Code State Finance & Procurement Article, sec. 6-104).
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